... The market afterwards relapsed despite easier money, on disappointment that a great effect was not shown from the Currency Law becoming operative, and fear that the Bank's sur- phis will disappear from Saturday's statement. The market closed quite active ...

... to the proposed bye- i] laws to regulate locomotive traffic on roads and bridges within the coonty. when it was remitted ! to the clerk and chairman to confer with the e various district clberks with the view of drafting bye-laws to he considered by the ...

... inclined to stigatse. because. s.3 ClS- .tedian of the public purse, he would nlot e dis- posed to incur expense by going to law in the matter. . Mr A. Davidson, engineer-4mn I to understatnd - that you do not stigmatise Treasurer Bie'et simply 'because ...

... generally dull and heavy on realising and operators waiting for redief of the Monev Market by the operation of the Currency Law. The market closed unsettled and irregular. Government bonds were weak, and Railroad bonds firmer. Money firm. Sterling exchange ...

... celebrating tre *induts- trial jubilee. ABERDEEN TO-WN COUNCIL AND i - R)UCA(.TION- BILL. A joint meeting of tbe Bills and Law Commit- tee and Finance Ccmmittee of Aberdeen Town, Council was held in the Council Chauhber yester- I day afternoon for the ...

... execative. T STOP-THE-WAR COM13':iTITEE. The fonl wing letter was read from. Mr IV. M C obk, ,on. setzetary of the '3Stp-nhe-War Corn- ?? Sir.-41y committee would be ?? if you would be so good as to let me know at your earliest convenience whet-her the - body ...

... U38fs Atchison, Topeka, Corn 24i-244 24 as Atchison 24.C. Fret.. 71-Tl1se *71 O*s li Baltimore &, Ohio Corn .. 71 Erie Ctim, V.T.C ?? ?? 1 Louisville & Nashville- B~f-34i 85 49 Notr. & West, ?? 3835-aS M UWas I S. Rtail. Corn. V.T.C ?? i 1S S. Rail. Noii ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE. I CORN. LIVsERocL~l~fon~dc.y.~Va-Mcret is slow for wheat at laws, rat-es for spot-parce~ls; futures meet a- quiet demnand: Amaericant red sejbcac for Mlarch, reasising 59 110ir to so ?? per cents1~. Maize in retail demand a: 3S So3d ...

... 28 Bait. & 0. Coom. 85r1 5 6 Northern Pacific FL. 77i 5i 6 IPennsyiNrania 691 3 Delnser, &ac., Corn. 19%Ya Reading Co. & Pll]. & 20 19, 1 ?0 I IteatiUg Corn. 97Ii, 4 Erie Comnion 131/l 13 l Union Pacific 67* Erie 1st Pf. 40 4 3K± 40* Iv ahash (Com. El' ...

... I MARKET INTELLIGENCE. CORN. FORFAR, Mvonday.-There was a large attend- ance at to-day's market. buit teere was not a great deal of grain on offer. Prices may be quoted much the s--me as last week. LAURENCEKEbt.b Myonday. - Fair number of samples on offer ...

... for the development of traffic and for affording new scenes of interest to travealer and tourist. Turning now to the Bills Corn- Imittee, a great number of measures have come under the chamber's review during the past year. I do not propose to touch upon ...

... ouisville &-,Nashville, - 14j-8a 614 5 44 Miss. Kan. &t Texas Corn 11,-Ill 224 Nord. i West. Corn ?? 3ii/IC o I~ Read Co. &t Phil. Corn. 93 tO 9'%15 S8. Bail. Cans. V.T.C 1 0q-144 241 %c S. Rail. -Nn-Cain. Fret. 604-614' 604 A ja Union Pacific ?? 514-513 ...